“Discover the rich history of the Port of Seville along the banks of the Guadalquivir, where the past and the future come together and where visitors have the freedom to explore their own interests.”

The Origins of the Port: Sala I

The first hall, Sala I, explores the beginnings of the Port of Seville. It highlights how the port developed as an independent space, separate from other maritime networks. The foundation established here would later shape one of Spain’s most strategic ports.

From the Middle Ages to the 20th Century: Sala II

Sala II takes visitors through the evolution of the port, from the Middle Ages to the early 20th century. This period was marked by growth, trade, and technological advancements. The industrial revolution brought significant changes, and this hall showcases how the port adapted to these transformations.

Human Influence on the River: Sala III

In Sala III, the focus shifts to the relationship between humans and nature. From the early 20th century, humans increasingly controlled the flow of the Guadalquivir River, leading to canalization and modifications. These changes were crucial for the port's expansion, but they also had a lasting impact on the natural ecosystem.

The Present and Future of the Port: Sala IV & V

• Sala IV explores the modern Port of Seville, showcasing its infrastructure and operations.

• Sala V looks ahead to the future, highlighting the challenges and innovations shaping the port’s development. Visitors can discover plans and visions that will continue to transform this vital maritime hub.

Visit the Museo del Puerto de Sevilla

The Museo del Puerto de Sevilla is a must-visit for those interested in maritime history, trade, and urban development. With interactive exhibits and an in-depth look at the port's evolution, the museum offers an educational and engaging experience for visitors of all ages. Plan your visit and uncover the stories of this historic river port!